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GUEST ARTIST SERIES: JOANNA KOTZE (NYC) / KIM LUSK (Seattle)
It Happened It Had Happened It Is Happening It Will Happen by Joanna Kotze in a special split-bill with Seattle’s Kim Lusk

NOV 3-5 / 7:30PM
Velocity Founders Theater 1621 12th Ave
$20 ($25 at the door) / $18 under 25 (w/ ID) / $17 MVP / $50 Patron
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Award-winning New York choreographer Joanna Kotze will be joined in this special split-bill Guest Artist Series performance with rising choreographer and local favorite Kim Lusk.

 

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master-class_kotzeMASTER CLASS SERIES: JOANNA KOTZE + NETTA YERUSHALMY

SAT November 4 / 12:15 + 2PM 
Velocity Founders/Kawasaki Studio 1621 12th Ave

Velocity’s Master Class Series provides the perfect opportunity to learn from and share experiences with leading dance artists from around the globe. More info coming soon!

 

 

 

 


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SPEAKEASY SERIES: DANCING ABOUT ARCHITECTURE: Body, Space, and Sound in the City 

SUN November 5 / 5-6:30PM
Velocity 1621 12th Ave
FREE + open to all

This conversation will illuminate how we as humans are constantly affected by the surroundings we pass through and by the architecture we build, and how this relates to choreographer Joanna Kotze’s process and performance. Panelists: Joanna Kotze, Kim Lusk, and architect Ben Maestas

 

 


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NEXT FEST NW: DISRUPTION

DEC 1-3 / 7:30PM
Velocity Founders Theater 1621 12th Ave
$20 ($25 at the door) / $18 under 25 (w/ ID) / $17 MVP / $50 Patron
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Next Fest NW celebrates what’s happening at the pushing edge of contemporary dance + dance cinema. New work by Seattle-based innovators. More info coming soon!

 

 

 


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NEXT DANCE CINEMA

DEC 4 / 7PM + 8:30PM
Northwest Film Forum
1515 12th Ave
$10 (one screening) / $15 (both screenings)
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Next Dance Cinema features the best in local + international dance on screen. One night only, two unique screenings. More info coming soon!

 

 

 


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MADE IN SEATTLE: KIM LUSK
A Dance for Dark Horses

Premiere MAR 9-11, 2018
Velocity Founders Theater 1621 12th Ave

“Glorious, rollicking, superb dance art.”–Paul Swanson

The first evening-length work by this fast-rising choreographer, A Dance for Dark Horses is packed with Lusk’s signature “gut-busting parody,” dry humor, and physical virtuosity. With an original score inspired by 90s pop beats, Lusk promises to tell stories about failure, success, and the power of group magic.

 

 


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MADE IN SEATTLE: MARK HAIM
Untitled New Work

Premiere JUN 22-24, 2018
Velocity Founders Theater 1621 12th Ave

“A conceptual work realized with quiet passion.”The New York Times

Mark Haim has created work for some of the world’s most celebrated dance companies including the companies of William Forsythe, Jose Limon, and Jiri Kylian. His last work This Land is Your Land premiered in Seattle before touring to Paris, the American Dance Festival, and the prestigious American Dance Platform at New York’s Joyce Theater. His new solo opus connects 400+ individuals across nearly 100 years and 15 countries—Haim is gathering 400 “movement prayers” from individuals he’s met and worked with throughout his exceptional international career. Performing this chain of movements from “oldest to youngest” (ages 90-4), Haim’s performance ritual (and its companion film) will celebrate the fleeting interconnectedness of us all. More info coming soon!


Velocity’s programs are made possible thanks to the support of our sponsors and partners: The Glenn H. Kawasaki Foundation, Case van Rij, Jeremy Steward and Eric Hartmann, Barbara Lewis + Joe Cable, Carla Scandiuzzi, The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, 4 Culture, NEA Artworks, ArtsWA, ArtsFund, Seattle Theatre Group, and the generosity of season supporters and individual donors.

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